Showing posts with label Chomrong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chomrong. Show all posts

Saturday, July 11, 2009

NEPAL 99-Trek Day 3-From Chomrong to Dovan (02/12/99)

From Chomrong, the trek gets tougher. The trek from Chomrong to Dovan is probably the most inefficient part of the whole trek. First we descended a few hundred meters to a valley carved out by a tributary of Modi Khola, followed by continuous ascent up to our destination for the night at Dovan.

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The tributary which we crossed after a steep descent.

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On the mountain slope one can see the faint outline of the track leading up to Dovan.

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Another look at the tributary.

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A look at Machapuchare as we descended the valley.

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A beautiful side valley with Annapurna South in the background.

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NEPAL 99-Trek Day 2-From Ghandrung to Chomrong (01/12/99)

The trek from Ghandrung to Chomrong is not too difficult, as both villages are at about the same altitude. Most of the trek are along the contours of the mountains. The scenery does not change much along the way, with Annupurna South, Hiunchuli and Machhapuchhre towering over the trek. The mountains are dotted with villages perched on slopes and terraced farmlands.

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The village of Chomrong.

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Looking into the narrow valley of Modi Khola from Chomrong, where we will be over the next few days. The peaks from left to right are Hiunchuli, Annapurna III (7,555m) and Machhapuchhre.